Similar cross-sectional structures at all spinal cord levels (Figure 3.1). 1  It carries sensory information (sensations) from the body and some from the head to the central nervous system (CNS) via afferent fibers, and it performs the initial processing of this information.
Merci beaucoup is a very popular phrase in France meaning thank you  very much. In France it is pronounced mare-sea bow-coo.
Coucou! is a French equivalent of the English word Hi!. The word means cowslip, cuckoo (bird), and cuckoo clock in its function as a masculine singular noun.Regardless â¦ of meaning or use, the pronunciation will be koo-koo in French.1 person found this useful.s a direct object, it would be la (l' before a vowel or a mute h) and as an indirect object (to her) it would be lui. However, in French all direct and indirect object pronouns are placed before the verb.